CEMS Investigators
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Cleveland J. Dodge
Environmental Sciences Dept.
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Email: dodge1@bnl.gov
Phone: 631-344-7234
Mechanisms of microbial mobilization and immobilization of toxic metals and radionuclides;
photochemical and microbial degradation of complexed toxic metals and radionuclides;
development of biological and chemical treatment methods for contaminated wastes.
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Nicholas Fisher
Marine Sciences Research Center
Stony Brook University
Email: nfisher@notes.cc.sunysb.edu
Phone: 631-632-8649
Metal-biota interactions in marine systems, focusing on routes and kinetics
of metal bioaccumulation, and biogeochemical cycling and fluxes of metals in
the oceans.
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Jeffrey Fitts
Environmental Sciences Dept.
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Email: fitts@bnl.gov
Phone: 631-344-2777
Oxide and sulfide mineral surface mediated contaminant transformations;
biogeochemical factors governing contaminant sequestration, degradation and
stabilization revealed through mechanistic studies of model aqueous-mineral
interfaces and in-situ spectroscopic studies of real-world systems.
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Arokiasamy J. Francis, CEMS Associate Director-BNL
Environmental Sciences Dept.
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Email: francis1@bnl.gov
Phone: 631-344-4534
Microbial transformations of radionuclides, toxic metals, and organic compounds; biodegradation and bioremediation
of organic-metal/radionuclide complexes and pesticides; nitrogen transformation in soils;
microbial gas generation from radioactive wastes; decontamination of radionuclide-contaminated
steels and materials.
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Mark Fuhrmann
Environmental Sciences Dept.
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Email: fuhrmann@bnl.gov
Phone: 631-344-2224
Interactions of contaminants with soils and plant roots and the development of methods,
including phytoextraction, to remediate soils contaminated with radionuclides and metals.
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Clare P. Grey, CEMS Associate Director-SBU
Chemistry Department
Stony Brook University
Email: cgrey@mail.chem.sunysb.edu
Phone: 631-632-9548
NMR and diffraction studies of adsorption of ionic and molecular pollutants on molecular
sieves and layered materials; uptake of organic contaminants from aqueous wastes.
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Gary P. Halada
Materials Science and Engineering Dept.
Stony Brook University
Email: ghalada@ms.cc.sunysb.edu
Phone: 631-632-8526
Corrosion and corrosion protection of alloys; molecular processes in contamination and environmental
remediation; vibrational microspectroscopy, electron and ion spectroscopies for surface analysis;
university/industry collaborative research.
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Chris Jacobsen
Physics & Astronomy Dept.
Stony Brook University
Emal: jacobsen@xray1.physics.sunysb.edu
Phone: 631-632-8093
Development of x-ray spectromicroscopy techniques for environmental science; studies of
organics and metal uptake in environmental specimens.
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Paul D. Kalb
Environmental Sciences Dept.
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Email: kalb@bnl.gov
Phone: 631-344-7644
Development and deployment of innovative environmental remediation and waste treatment technologies;
evaluation of long-term performance; characterization of contaminants for environmental
restoration and D&D.
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Chi-Chang Kao
National Synchrotron Light Source
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Email: kao@bnl.gov
Phone: 631-344-4494
Development of synchrotron radiation techniques, especially soft-X-ray resonant magnetic
scattering, high-resolution inelastic x-ray scattering, and micro-focused X-ray optics,
with applications to condensed matter physics and materials science.
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James D. Kubicki
Geosciences Dept.
The Pennsylvania State University
Email: kubicki@geosc.psu.edu
Phone: 814-865-3951
Molecular modeling of geochemical reaction mechanisms and spectroscopic properties; primary
systems include natural organic matter, mineral surfaces, and organic contaminants.
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Paul Northrup
Environmental Sciences Dept.
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Email: northrup@bnl.gov
Phone: 631-344-3565
Development and application of synchrotron techniques (X-ray absorption
spectroscopy, X-ray fluorescence microscopy and microspectroscopy) to environmental
and geochemical research: speciation, oxidation state and mobility of uranium and other
contaminants in environmental systems, local structure and speciation of phosphorus and
sulfur in inorganic/organic natural systems, mineral surface structure and associated
chemical properties.
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John B. Parise
Geosciences Dept.
Chemistry Dept., Stony Brook University
Email: jparise@notes.cc.sunysb.edu
Phone: 631-632-8196
Synthesis and characterization of engineered materials including microporous ion exchangers;
application of X-ray and neutron scattering methods for characterization of structure and
kinetics of bulk ion exchange.
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Brian L. Phillips
Geosciences Dept.
Stony Brook University
Email: bphillips@ms.cc.sunysb.edu
Phone: 631-632-6853
Oxygen exchange kinetics of aqueous complexes and reactivity of mineral surfaces; application
of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy for kinetic measurements and characterization
of mineral surface and bulk structure.
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Richard J. Reeder, CEMS Director
Geosciences Dept.
Stony Brook University
Emal: rjreederatstonybrook.edu
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Phone: 631-632-8208
Speciation and uptake mechanisms of contaminants; application of X-ray absorption
spectroscopy and microscopic methods for characterization of structure and kinetics
at the mineral-water interface.
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Martin A.A. Schoonen
Interim Dean Stony Brook-Southampton
Geosciences Dept.
Stony Brook University
Email: mschoonen@notes.cc.sunysb.edu
Phone: 631-632-8007
Surface chemistry and reactivity of metal sulfides; focus on the application of
molecular spectroscopy as well as aqueous geochemical techniques to study the
reactivity of pyrite in the environment.
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Daniel R. Strongin
Chemistry Dept.
Temple University
Email: dstrongi@temple.edu
Phone: 215-204-7119
Structure and reactivity of solid surfaces, including metals, alloys, and minerals;
application of electron, ion, and photon spectroscopies to understand surfaces at
environmentally relevant conditions.
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